All Entries Tagged With: "Vitali Klitschko"
Haye Versus Brother Klitschko – Is It In The Cards?
Will David Haye’s wounded pride and Vitali Klitschko’s need for a marketable opponent converge to create another Haye-Klitschko spectacle?
Heavyweight Happenings: News and Notes from Around the Divsion
The Boxing Tribune’s Kelsey McCarson brings you news and notes on boxing’s big boys.
David Haye set to announce retirement?
David Haye is rumored to be retiring. Here’s a look at the “Hayemaker’s” uneven legacy.
Masters of War: Boxing’s 10 Best Offensive Fighters
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Haye Wire: Brash Talking Heavyweight Aims for Return
Kelsey McCarson examines David Haye’s proposed return to the heavyweight division against WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko.
Klitschko Dominates Adamek, McCloskey Decisions Prescott; The Saturday Euro Report
Stadion Miejski, Wroclaw, Poland– Pure domination would be the word to describe Vitali Klitschko’s (43-2, 40 KOs) seventh straight WBC heavyweight title defense against Poland’s Tomasz Adamek (44-2, 28 KOs). From the opening bell to the ref’s merciful decision to stop the contest in the 10th, nothing varied from the typical Vitali Klitschko script. The [...]
Adamek to try and accomplish what Haye could not.
This summer during the 4th of July weekend the few American boxing fans who still follow the heavyweight division had their eyes glued to their television sets hoping, perhaps even praying, that contender David Haye could spark some life into the division by knocking out longtime champion Wladimir Klitschko. Haye seemed, unlike so many Klitschko [...]
Tomasz Adamek must put the pieces together against Vitali Klitschko
In an unpopular heavyweight division starving for new talent, Cruiserweights David Haye and Tomasz Adamek moved up in hopes of bringing some excitement to a division ignored by American boxing fans. The Klitschko brothers – Vitali and Wladimir stand head and shoulders above the rest of the field and general interest in the division reached [...]
Vitali Klitschko may still be the best heavyweight in the world
Is Vitali Klitschko still the best heavyweight in the world? Kelsey McCarson explores that and more…
Klitschko vs. Adamek: Preview and Breakdown
Check out Gary Purfield’s analysis of Saturday’s Vitali Klitschko-Tomasz Adamek WBC heavyweight title bout.
The Dream Fight Series (Part Four)
In the midst of boxing’s LONG self-imposed off-season, enjoy part four of The Dream Fight Series, exploring the bouts The Boxing Tribune Staff hopes to see soon.
Then & Now: Heavyweights of 2001 vs. Heavyweights of 2011
Were things really better before? The first in a series of Now vs. Then fantasy match-ups.
Clipping the Wings of the Eagle: The Southpaw
Is boxing dying? Maybe in the USA, yes. In the rest of the world, it is alive and thriving. Read more from Fox Doucette
No Easy A’s – Midterm Report Cards on Boxing’s Best
The Boxing Tribune’s Kelsey McCarson issues mid-term letter grades to boxing’s biggest stars…Who’s on the honor roll and who should be wearing a dunce cap?
Diamond in the rough: Wladimir Klitsckho stakes his claim to greatness
Wladimir Klitschko got to the top the old-fashioned way– Through hard work and difficult life lessons.
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